The Reformation came from Germany and with it Martin Luther's High German translation of the Bible, which was quickly translated into Swedish (1541), Danish (1550), and Icelandic (1584).
Funders may also consider allocating resources to knowledge translation as well as knowledge generation so that scientific advances are quickly translated into practice settings.
After that debut, his novels and plays were quickly translated and reviewed in England and America.
His plays were quickly translated into Russian, Polish, German, and French, and they were performed throughout Europe.
All his books since his 1970 book of stories, Nightlines, have been quickly translated into French and he has both a widespread academic and general readership there.
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Its thrift-shop style was quickly translated into a "look" by mainstream fashion magazines, and though he was never a fashion photographer and always refused advertising work, that assumption is one that even now Tillmans sometimes has to counter.
"Such threats of extreme force cannot be taken lightly as the fragile and tense situation in the area could quickly destabilize and words could be quickly translated into action," wrote Somaia Barghouti, a member of the Palestinians' observer mission at the United Nations.
In a paper presented to the Institut on his return from Egypt that was recognized as fundamental, and was quickly translated into English and German, he set forth the principle that affinities did not have absolute values but were modified by physical conditions of the reaction, especially the concentration of reagents.
During the protests in Iran this summer, Facebook was quickly translated into Farsi.
